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A nicotine biosensor derived from microbial screening

2026-03-13

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Physiologically relevant biosensors are in increasingly high demand, yet existing ones are severely limited in the number and type of biomarkers that are detected. The lack of biorecognition elements for most medically relevant biomarkers restricts the development of next generation single and continuous use monitors. Over billions of years, microbes have evolved a vast array of proteins to sense and metabolize sm...

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62944001-a7f4-5ea5-a8a9-eef7b671b6d9
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10.64898/2026.03.11.710934
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